Standard joinery fails fast in Skegness. Within five years, softwood swells, warps, and rots; paint peels; draughts return. That’s why discerning homeowners and holiday-let investors choose bespoke joinery manufactured specifically for Lincolnshire’s harsh marine environment.
At Baker Builds we still machine and assemble everything in our workshop the same way Lee Baker did as an apprentice – but with modern adhesives, finishes, and timbers that outperform anything available in the 1990s.
Our most popular bespoke joinery Skegness items right now:
• Accoya or Sapele hardwood sash and casement windows with traditional weights & modern ironmongery • Solid oak or walnut staircases – straight flights, quarter-landings, or full feature curved stairs • Period front doors with raised-and-fielded panels, fanlights, and letter plates exactly matching original 1930s details • Curved or arched frames for Art Deco and Victorian properties • Bespoke fitted furniture – window seats, bookcases, boot room storage
Last month we completed probably our most technically demanding job of 2025: restoring twelve curved-top sash windows and a full entrance screen for a Grade-II listed villa on Drummond Road. Every sash was handmade, spray-finished in microporous paint, draught-sealed with the latest brush-pile systems, and re-corded with traditional weights – yet achieves modern U-values. The heritage officer was delighted; the owners now have silence from the A52 traffic and heating bills halved.
Whether you’re renovating a Butlins-era chalet or a Grand Parade townhouse, our bespoke joinery service covers Skegness, Ingoldmells, Chapel St Leonards, and the wider Lincolnshire coast.